Portals
Companies offering portals in the iGaming industry — 40 listed.
Foxy Garcia, Inc.
San Antonio, Texas, USA
Foxy Garcia, Inc. is a small U.S.-based business that operates primarily as a broker or matching service for sellers of inflatables, amusement equipment, party rentals, and novelties. The company advertises its core value proposition as “We offer buyers for your products,” suggesting a B2B platform that connects suppliers of recreational and event equipment with potential purchasers. Established in May 1993 and owned by Jill Fox, the company is registered on several industry vendor databases—including casino and iGaming supplier directories—though its own website and product descriptions focus exclusively on non-gaming entertainment goods. Its sole public-facing digital platform is BigInflatableThings.com, which likely serves as the primary marketplace or listing site. The company is based in the San Antonio, Texas area (area code 210) and appears to have a minimal operational footprint, with no publicly available information about additional offices, headcount, or corporate hierarchy beyond the owner. Foxy Garcia, Inc. is not known to be active in media, funding rounds, or partnerships, and there are no indications of a board of directors or C-suite structure.
E-Play
Kurzawska 6 Street, Warsaw 02-296, Poland
ePlay Digital Inc. is a mobile-game publisher and technology company that specializes in location-based, augmented reality (AR), and cross-reality (XR) experiences. The company’s flagship platform, Klocked, is designed to enable brands and operators—particularly in the iGaming and sports-betting industries—to deploy gamified advertising campaigns that reward user engagement. Klocked is marketed as the first XR advertising platform, allowing advertisements to be integrated into immersive, game-like environments. ePlay Digital also owns a portfolio of gaming titles, including “Howie’s Games,” “Fan Freak,” and “Big Shot,” which are expected to be integrated into the Klocked ecosystem to drive user acquisition and retention. Founded by Trevor Doerksen, who has a track record of three successful exits in educational technology and mobile gaming, ePlay Digital positions itself at the intersection of gaming, advertising, and immersive technology. The company targets B2B clients—such as casinos, sportsbooks, and media firms—seeking novel ways to capture audience attention and monetize user interaction through rewards, contests, and in-game ad placements. Although it began as a mobile-game developer, ePlay Digital has pivoted toward a technology-licensing model, licensing its platform to operators seeking innovative ways to engage users. While specific founding date and headquarters remain unconfirmed, the company operates as a public reporting entity and has disclosed plans to commercialize its XR advertising technology.
EEG – Eastern European Gaming (also referred to as EE Gaming) is a specialised intelligence hub and news portal serving the global iGaming, fintech and regulatory compliance sectors. Operating under the domain eegaming.org, the company focuses exclusively on the Eastern and Central European gaming market, providing curated industry news, regulatory updates, market analysis, and strategic insights. Its stated mission is to deliver “the inside news and publications based on the demographic” of the region, positioning itself as a primary information source for operators, suppliers, regulators, and investors seeking to navigate the complex and fast‑evolving gaming landscape from the Baltics to the Balkans. Unlike the annual Eastern European Gaming Summit (EEGS) conference organised separately by the Association of Gaming Industry in Bulgaria (AGIB), EEG – Eastern European Gaming operates as a digital‑first media brand. Its output includes breaking news, opinion pieces, and coverage of industry trends, with a particular emphasis on legal developments, technological innovation, and partnership announcements. The company maintains an active LinkedIn presence under the handle eegaminghub, where it distributes daily updates and engages with a community of over 1,700 followers. While the exact headcount remains undisclosed, the firm is understood to be a lean, privately held operation. For stakeholders requiring focused visibility into the Central and Eastern European iGaming ecosystem, EEG serves as a dedicated, real‑time bridge between the region and the global industry.
Covers.com
Post Falls, Idaho, United States
Founded in 1995 by Paul Lavers and Joe MacDonald in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Covers.com began as an online information platform for sports bettors at a time when the internet was still nascent. Over three decades, it has evolved into the world’s most trusted source of sports betting information, attracting more than 35 million visitors annually. Covers.com provides real-time odds from legal sportsbooks, unique statistical databases, expert analysis and picks, community forums, comprehensive sportsbook and casino reviews, and a range of betting tools – all offered free of charge without sign-up. The platform covers all major North American leagues (NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB) as well as international events and emerging markets like social sportsbooks and prediction markets. In 2015, Covers Media Group was acquired by Gracenote, a Tribune Media data firm, for approximately $54 million. Tribune later sold Gracenote to Nielsen but retained Covers.com as a direct-to-consumer property. Today, Covers.com is owned by CS Media Ltd., a subsidiary of Legend, a world-class sports betting and gaming group. The company has employees across Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, and has recently invested in video, social media, and gaming content. In May 2025, Covers released a dedicated mobile app for iOS and Android, further extending its reach.
Cellectivity Ltd
London, United Kingdom
Cellectivity Ltd is a UK-based holding or parent company registered in England and Wales with its operational arm, Cellectivity2Go Ltd, active in mobile sports betting since 2001. The company develops and manages the Bet2Go platform, a state-of-the-art mobile betting application that aggregates odds from multiple major bookmakers, allowing users to compare prices, manage accounts, deposit, withdraw, and place bets within a single interface. Bet2Go is described as a white-label solution that Cellectivity partners with online bookmakers, marketing organizations, and media companies to distribute. The platform offers coverage of thousands of events with over half a million odds at any time, including live in-play betting. Cellectivity2Go markets itself as the #1 in mobile betting and claims proprietary technology for fast browsing and one-click betting. The company does not appear to have disclosed funding rounds or detailed financials publicly and has maintained a low public profile with no notable press coverage or leadership announcements in recent years.
Casino Player Publishing, LLC
Galloway, New Jersey, USA
Casino Player Publishing, LLC is a niche media company that has been a cornerstone of the gaming lifestyle magazine market in the United States for over three decades. Headquartered in Galloway, New Jersey, near Atlantic City, the privately held firm publishes two flagship monthly titles: *Casino Player* and *Strictly Slots*. These magazines deliver casino news, strategy articles, game reviews, and entertainment content to a national readership of casino enthusiasts and industry professionals. The company also operates CasinoCenter.com, a digital portal launched in 1995 that aggregates daily casino news and offers app-based subscriptions via iOS, Kindle, and Google Play. While the company does not operate real-money gambling platforms, it maintains a strong B2B presence through advertising, custom publishing services for casino chains, and participation in trade events such as the Global Gaming Expo (G2E). With a lean team of fewer than 30 employees and a reputation for authoritative editorial content, Casino Player Publishing remains a trusted voice in the gambling and iGaming information space.
Casinomeister is a pioneering online casino advocacy and review platform that has served the iGaming community since June 1998. Founded by industry veteran Bryan Bailey, the site began as a personal hobby website and evolved into one of the most respected independent watchdogs in the online gambling sector. Casinomeister’s core mission is to promote fair play by providing unbiased casino reviews, a thriving community forum, and a highly regarded player-complaint mediation service. The platform is known for its “Watchdog” reputation, earning trust among players for transparently exposing rogue operators and championing responsible gaming. In June 2024, Casinomeister was acquired by Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) as part of the company’s media segment, later folded under GiG’s separate media entity, Gentoo Media. The acquisition validated Casinomeister’s lasting influence in the industry. Today, the site continues to operate its original forum, news feed, and review directory, maintaining the same community-driven ethos that made it a household name among online gamblers. With over 25 years of continuous operation, Casinomeister remains a go-to resource for players seeking reliable casino information, complaint resolution, and peer-to-peer discussion.
Casinnovate
London, United Kingdom
Casinnovate is a London-based iGaming information portal founded in 2019 that serves as a comprehensive resource for online casino operators and entrepreneurs. With a team of over ten industry experts boasting more than twenty years of combined experience, the platform provides objective reviews of white-label, turnkey, and API-based casino software solutions. It also publishes B2B news, business management guides covering topics such as licensing, CRM, payment processing, and affiliate marketing. Casinnovate was created to fill a gap in the market for a dedicated digital resource focused exclusively on helping operators evaluate and select the right software platform. The company does not develop its own casino software or operate gambling brands, functioning purely as an information intermediary. It targets both B2B and B2C audiences, connecting platform providers with operators seeking to launch or grow their iGaming brands. The portal’s editorial content and lead generation activities position it as a key resource in the iGaming ecosystem.
Casino Affiliate Programs (CAP)
Costa Mesa, California, USA
Casino Affiliate Programs (CAP) is a premier online community and business portal for the iGaming affiliate marketing industry, operating since 2000 from its headquarters in Costa Mesa, California. With over 15,000 members, CAP connects casino, sports betting, and iGaming brands with affiliate marketers through a robust platform that includes an affiliate program directory, active forums, expert-hosted webinars, video interviews with super affiliates, and a daily educational blog. The company serves as a central hub where operators can recruit pre-qualified affiliates and expand into new markets, while affiliates gain access to tools, strategies, and peer support to optimize their campaigns. CAP is privately held and operates with a small team of between 2 and 10 employees, yet it has maintained a significant influence in the iGaming affiliate space for over two decades. The platform is listed on iGaming supplier directories and is recognized as one of the longest-standing entities in the online gambling affiliate sector, offering data-driven insights through its CAP Insight reports.
IGAMING BUSINESS ZONE (IBZ)
Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain
IGAMING BUSINESS ZONE (IBZ) is a boutique annual conference organiser serving the global iGaming industry's highest echelons. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Ibiza, Spain, the company was created to fill a gap for a focused, high-end alternative to sprawling trade shows. IBZ deliberately limits attendance to foster deep strategic conversations among C-level executives from operators, suppliers, technology firms, and investors. The event is held at the luxurious five-star Ibiza Gran Hotel & Casino, blending informative panel discussions, workshops, and training sessions with exclusive networking evenings at venues like Casino de Ibiza and Chinois Club. Sponsorship is a key revenue model, with headline sponsors such as BetConstruct AI and supporting partners including EvenBet Gaming, Worldpay, and Gamanza. The inaugural event took place in 2025, followed by the second edition in June 2026. The company operates as a privately funded small enterprise with a lean team of 2–10 employees, relying heavily on founder Tatiana Gregory for strategic direction. IBZ positions itself as a curated, senior-level networking platform that prioritises relationship-building and actionable insights over mass attendance.
iGaming Academy
St. Julian’s, Malta
iGaming Academy is a Malta-based B2B training provider that delivers compliance, regulatory, and operational skills courses for the online gambling industry. Founded in 2015 and operational from 2016, the company offers over 100 e‑learning modules and live, CPD‑accredited training programmes covering anti‑money laundering (AML), responsible gambling (RG), fraud prevention, casino operations, sportsbook essentials, and other regulated‑market requirements. Its Learning Management System (LMS) supports bespoke content creation, SCORM integration, and learner analytics, enabling operators, suppliers, and regulators to train staff at scale. iGaming Academy reports training over 80,000 learners annually across more than 300 clients worldwide. In 2025 it was acquired by SiGMA Group, the global gaming and tech events organiser, though it continues to operate as a standalone brand under the SiGMA portfolio. The company maintains offices in St. Julian’s, Malta, and serves markets in Europe, North America (USA, Canada), and Latin America. Its platform is fully customisable, and it partners with licensing authorities and trade bodies to ensure course content stays aligned with evolving jurisdictional legislation. The company’s stated mission is to “raise the standard of training in the gaming industry” through expert‑designed, interactive, and measurable learning experiences.
GPWA & Casino City Press
Newton, Massachusetts, USA
GPWA & Casino City Press represents the combined operations of Casino City Press, a privately held gaming industry data publisher founded in 1989, and the Gambling Portal Webmasters Association (GPWA), an online gaming affiliate association founded in 2001. Headquartered in Newton, Massachusetts, the entity is a leading provider of market intelligence, financial data, regulatory information, and executive contact directories covering both land‑based and online gambling across more than 200 jurisdictions worldwide. Its product suite includes online interactive databases such as GamingDirectory.com, iGamingDirectory.com, and several almanacs, as well as annual print directories. Through GPWA, the company fosters the online gaming affiliate community with events, sponsorships, and industry resources. The organisation employs 11–50 staff and is led by founder and CEO Michael Corfman, who has been at the helm since founding the business in 1990. GPWA & Casino City Press regularly exhibits at major industry trade shows such as iGB Affiliate Barcelona and provides scholarship programs for members.
